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Amplify’d from www.wallstreetjournal.com
BY SUDEEP REDDY AND JUSTIN LAHART
Surging global demand for American soybeans, cars, diesel engines and even artwork and antiques has pushed U.S. exports to a level not seen since before the financial crisis, boosting prospects for domestic economic growth.
A 3.2% surge in exports in October, together with a 0.5% drop in imports, sent the U.S. trade deficit to a nine-month low of $38.7 billion, the Commerce Department said Friday. The export gains were broad-based, reflecting stronger sales abroad in industrial materials, food, autos and a host of other categories.
Exports during the month hit their highest level since August 2008, the month before the ...
Exports Rebound, Boosting Economy
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